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0 votes Day 5 - The Hunters Garden Marlborough Tour - Garden 3
The Ambling Rambler My friend Carol has a bad habit - she nags. She has been nagging me to finish of the blenheim trip blog for ages, but I've been really busy. But still she nagged. I guess somewhere it hit a spot because I do feel guilty I haven't finished it.Garden three of the tour found us at Nikki & Trevor Collins house at Spring Creek. It was a beautiful garden - country cotta...
Sun, Dec 28 2008 hide this blog bookmark post

3 votes Jes’ Photography: View From Our Deck
Welcome to ... Seek Geo! Hi Seekies!      I hope you all had a great Christmas because we sure did even though we had to cancel the trip going to Portland area visiting Jes' family due to snow. So, we postponed it until Jan 2nd which we will have second Christmas together. I have received a few e-mails lately asking if [...]
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0 votes ASL Shabbat Devotion: 12/27/08
Noah's Blog We need to reanalyze Mark 9:35 and change our thinking while we serve people.
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0 votes Bad habits
The Ambling Rambler I haven't met anyone yet that hasn't got a bad habit of some sort. I'm not talking about drugs, alcohol or nicotine addiction, although I've seen plenty of that. I'm talking about other things like things we collect, or things we do. I think we all have something, some of them might be shameful and dark, and hidden from others, others hilarious.I am no different, a...
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0 votes Lower Ninth Ward Canal
found in blank .flickr-photo { border: solid 2px #000000; } .flickr-yourcomment { } .flickr-frame { text-align: left; padding: 3px; } .flickr-caption { font-size: 0.8em; margin-top: 0px; } Lower Ninth Ward Canal, originally uploaded by intrinsicchaos. The canal that forms the western boundary of New Orleans's Lower Ninth Ward. You can see the rebuilt leeve along the r...
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0 votes A Lil Bit of Hot Chocolate!
An American Mom in Tuscany: Jordan's Cochlear Hmm. Of course I decide to get a dog the coldest day of the year here in Grosseto. For the past three days, Brie has peed and pooped all over the house and Luca just smiles and indicates the spot for me to clean. Brie is SO damn cute and cuddly, I don't even mind becoming the human pooper scooper. I've always thought that dogs look just like their owners, take my mom ...
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0 votes long time no see: oh! hi blog
Inaudible Nonsense So what started as a little rest to recover from summer school and then get the Mysteriour Mr. NO moved to New York City — um, yeah, about that? Huh — became a 4 month hiatus. So just a quick note to say that I'm here. ASL II was a wash, being 4.5 hours from my [...]
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0 votes Naughty is the New Nice
SpeakUpLibrarian Tis better to give than to receive. How true especially if you've been a tad bit naughty with your gift giving. Smirk.Last year I found an irresistible gift for my parents who are just a little leery of receiving affection from my big friendly golden retriever. I got them t shirts that said "Ask me about my grand-dog" with a nice large paw print on the front. Tee hee....
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0 votes On the Second Day…
Deaf Pagan Crossroads On the Second Day of Christmas my true love gave to me Two turtle doves And a partridge in a pear tree! Posted in Art & Literature, Music, The Yule Series
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0 votes Job, the man in the Old Testament and Corrie ten Boom
Jim's DEEP Thoughts During this time, prices have gone up, people are losing their homes, losing their jobs and many lost on what to do with their lives. This is a story about faith, the story of one man selected to undergo a staggering ordeal by trial. His response presents a message that applies not just himself, but to every person who lived, lives and will live on planet earth. The...
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0 votes Flashback: The Crying Indian TV Commercial (1971)"The ad,...
EcoDeaf Flashback: The Crying Indian TV Commercial (1971)"The ad, which featured Native American actor Iron Eyes Cody,"The Crying Indian," first aired on Earth Day in 1971. Created by ad agency Marstellar, Inc., the campaign used the line, "People Start Pollution. People can stop it." The ad became one of the most memorable and successful campaigns in advertising history and ...
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0 votes Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian - Captioned...
bill creswell Security guard Larry Daley (Stiller) infiltrates the Smithsonian Institute in order to rescue Jedediah (Wilson) and Octavius (Coogan), who have been shipped to the museum by mistake. Comedy and Sequel Opens May 22, 2009 more about "Night at the Museum: Battle of the Sm...", posted with vodpod Posted in Captioned [...]
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0 votes My Christmas Season
I'm adopting a deaf child with Ushers, now wh Things seem to be returning to "normal" in our household. We went to the opthamologist for Rebecca a couple of weeks ago, her perpherial vision has taken a nosedive this past year, but her central vision has remained the same. The opthamologist mentioned a surgery that could slow things down and referred us to a specialist which we will see in May. I'm not sure if sur...
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0 votes Short 'N Sweet.
Five String Guitar It is either tradition or herd mentality that precipitates stock taking, and some form of corrective action or resolve, to change ways, on years first day. I usually follow suit and do the former, but have struggled annually to do the latter. This year I would dearly love to draw in more "action" and less observation. But that may change. It usually does.There are di...
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0 votes My Luggage
Dana's Globe Trotting This is all I am bringing for month in Russia.
Sat, Dec 27 2008 hide this blog bookmark post

2 votes Maisie Update
Mountain Mama Poor Maisie...I spent the day following her around with paper towels and cleaner, wiping up diarrhea. We all went to my husband's parents' house for Christmas and Maisie got into the turkey carcass. Whoops! So when she got diarrhea, I assumed it was from the turkey. Then I saw something wiggle. Upon closer inspection-- worms! Ugh!I called the vet, hoping I could get a...
Fri, Dec 26 2008 hide this blog bookmark post

0 votes What to Bring for a Month in a Russian Winter
Dana's Globe Trotting T’was the night before Russia and all through the house…I was running around trying to get my stuff organized. OK actually I am pretty much there I just have a few more things to fit into my bags. I spent a few days in South Dakota with Family for the holidays. Now we are getting organized and packing our stuff all back up to get it all to Russia. The one thing I have...
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0 votes Season's greetings to the Deaf communities!!!
Deaf Japan News
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0 votes On the First Day…
Deaf Pagan Crossroads On the First Day of Christmas my true love gave to me... A partridge in a pear tree! Posted in Art & Literature, Music, The Yule Series
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0 votes Protected: Random Christmas shots.
Tishia's Thoughts There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.
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0 votes Actual Benefits from Life's Trials
Jim's DEEP Thoughts As Christmas came and gone. We are heading to a NEW YEAR and that people will start thinking of their own "resolutions" that often fail every year. Any self-efforts kind of resolution in your life, you will find it more easy to be entangled by the world's sin. In this world, we are to arm ourselves spiritually to wrestle against the world, the devil and the flesh. Go...
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0 votes Deaf Anthology 143: "Deaf Elves"
Deaf Anthology Santa is still busy getting ready for Christmas Eve, the Deaf elves are almost done making new toys for all the Deaf children around the world. At this moment, Santa is checking the list, making sure he's not missing anyone. Sometimes the Deaf elves will ride with Santa on Christmas eve. However, it is not every year that we have a full moon, so how can they communica...
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1 votes So You Think You Can Sign
Deaf - Hearing Relationship Like many people, I am starting to learn the art of trading stocks. One of my favorite columnists that I read on cnbc.com is Janice Dorn. Her latest column titled “So You Think You Can Trade” is suited to learning any new skill, including signing. Substitute the word “sign” for the word “trade” and there [...]
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0 votes The White Sale Day after Christmas
The Deaf Sherlock G'day Everyone!I hope you'll forgive me. I took time away from the blog for a time to celebrate Christmas and thinking of the coming year. However, I haven't opened ANY presents YET! That's because we're waiting for my sisters to arrive Sunday for some post Christmas fun. Ahh, advantage mine! I get to go shopping today. It's White Sale Day after Christmas out there...
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0 votes January 1, 2009
The deaf boy in the world Why January 1, 2009? That is when smoking in the bars and clubs are illegal here in Utah. I am looking forward to that day because I hate to come home with clothes that smell like I smoked the whole carton. Now I can save money on dry cleaning because half of my clothes can only be dry-cleaned.
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